Business and management > Regulations, accreditation, standards

Feedback sought on benefits from clean energy projects

24 June, 2025

In response to calls from industry, community and local government, the WA Govt has released a Draft Guideline on Community Benefits for Renewable Energy Projects.


NSW reports two electrocutions in two weeks

18 June, 2025

SafeWork NSW Inspectors have issued a strong warning about the dangers of working with electricity, following two recent deaths that occurred within the same fortnight.


Marinus Link clears critical environmental hurdle

03 June, 2025

The planned subsea electricity and data connector between Tasmania and Victoria has received a positive assessment from the Victorian Minister for Planning.


Worker fined for unlicensed electrical work

22 May, 2025

A Perth man has been fined for completing an entire switchboard relocation without holding any type of electrical licence.


AEMC's final rule aims to make grid more resilient

13 May, 2025

The Australian Energy Market Commission has created a final rule explicitly focused on making the electricity grid more resistant to extreme weather.


Risky electrical installation leads to $4K fine

29 April, 2025

A WA electrician has received a $4000 fine after he failed to install an essential safety feature at a house that was under construction.


Energy Networks Australia releases election 'wish list'

22 April, 2025

ENA is advocating for six critical federal policy measures to ensure a reliable, affordable and low-emissions energy future for the nation.


Electrical retailers fined for non-compliant appliances

15 April, 2025

Two Perth retailers have received fines of $5000 each after inspectors found most of the electrical appliances on sale lacked the required safety certification.


Should businesses choose in-house or third-party manufacturing?

08 April, 2025 by Cathy Brand, Chief Executive Officer, Brooks Australia

Companies must evaluate their specific needs, goals and capabilities before committing to a manufacturing model.


Electrician fined $15K for bullying and sexual harassment

25 March, 2025

The Victorian electrical contractor repeatedly engaged in inappropriate sexual behaviour towards a young female apprentice.


$50K fine follows "blatant disregard for public safety"

05 March, 2025

A former electrical contractor has been convicted of 15 offences under WA's electricity licensing regulations.


LCA calls for urgent action on exit signs

04 March, 2025

Lighting Council Australia has launched a major campaign to change the National Construction Code's rules on photoluminescent exit signs.


HYDAC Leads the Way in AS/NZS 61439 Certified Electrical Solutions

28 February, 2025

Compliance with electrical safety standards is not just a requirement — it's a necessity. HYDAC is at the forefront of this movement, with its AS/NZS 61439-certified electrical control panels.


WA updates safety guidelines for electrical workers and apprentices

04 February, 2025

Western Australia's safety regulator, Building and Energy, has updated and amalgamated its safe work guidelines for electrical workers and apprentices.


Harsh penalties for non-compliant smart tech

24 January, 2025

Last year, the European Union introduced a new regulation that will affect all manufacturers supplying connected electronic products to EU countries.


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